> There is [...] a prohibition of state authorities to keep vulnerabilities a secret.
This is another great thing. It is simply unethical to hoard vulnerabilities, as this will eventually backfire[0]
> On top that all future security legislation will be subject to an evaluation by a panel of independent experts who have to look into issues with any potential restrictions on freedom.
This is another great thing. It is simply unethical to hoard vulnerabilities, as this will eventually backfire[0]
> On top that all future security legislation will be subject to an evaluation by a panel of independent experts who have to look into issues with any potential restrictions on freedom.
I really hope this will be people from the CCC.
[0]: https://www.theregister.com/2020/10/28/nsa_backdoor_wyden/